A
Adans, Arthur : State Activity in Teacher Recruit-

ment, 2, no. 1, Oct.
Administration, State school: Desirable practices,

14, no. 1, Oct. Administration of Public Laws 874 and 815, 61,

no. 4, Jan, Advertising Council, Better Schools Campaign, 24

25, no. 2, Nov. Advisory Committee on Education, functions, 137-8,

no. 9, June. Agriculture, Department, publications, p. 3 of cover, no. 1, Oct. ; no. 2, Nov., no. 5, Feb.; no. 6, Mar.;

no. 7, Apr. ; no. 8, May; no. 9, June, America-Alert (Roblee) : 37, no. 3, Dec. American Education Week, celebration, p. 2 of

cover, no. 2, Nov. American University, Incorporating Act amended,

30, no. 2, Nov. America's Great Voice, (Keesecker): 43, no. 3, Dec. "And Now Miguel" (Krumgold) : 141, no. 9, June. Armed Forces : obligation to serve in, 131, no. 9,

June; qualification test, rejection rates, 143, 10.

9, June. Armstrong, W. Earl : Granted leave of absence 95,

no. 6, Mar.
Assistance, Federal: See School assistance
Athletics, education in : P. 2 of cover, 144, no. 9,

June.
Atom for Progress and Peace, The (Eisenhower) :

104-7, 111, no. 7, Apr.
Atomic Energy Commission, publications : p. 3 of

corer, no. 2, Nov. ; no. 7, Apr.
Audio-visual aids. See Films; Radio ; Television.

B
Baber, Eric R.: Rich Township High School, 41,

no. 3, Dec.
Ballard, J. F. and Foster, R. M.: The Navy's

Literary Training Program, 31, no. 2, Nov.
Bateman, Kenneth A.: Director,' German Teacher

Education Program, 28, 30, no. 2, Nov.
Beach, Fred B. : Source of Strength for State School

Systems, 14–15, no. 1, Oct.
Begin With the People, Many Communities Use

Citizen Pools To Help Improve Their Schools ;

40-41, no. 3, Dec.
Bemelmans, Ludwig : Caldecott Medal ("Madeline's

Rescue"), 141, no. 9, June.
Better Education for All Our Children (Reed):

Part I, 67-68, no. 5, Feb; Part II, 102–3, 112,

no. 7, Apr.
Better Schools Campaign, 24-25, no. 2, Nov.
Beust, Nora E.: How States Collect Public School

Library Statistics, 124, no. 8, May.
Books That Need No Dusting (Goetz): 122–123,

no. 8, May.
Blackwood, Paul E. and Blough, Glenn 0.: Progress

Report of Elementary-School Science, 42–43, 47, no. 3; Dec. ; Thousands of Migrant Children Not

in School, 35, 44-45, no. 3, Dec. Blough, Glenn O. and Blackwood, Paul E. : Progress

Report of Elementary-School Science, 42–43, 47,

no. 3, Dec.
Britton, E. R.: Making the Community Self-Study

Survey, 41, no. 3, Dec.
Brown, Kenneth E.: Mathematics i Key to Man.

power, 26–27, no. 2, Nov.; Mathematics in Public

High Schools, 70, no. 5, Feb.
Brown, Muriel W.: With Focus on F..mily Living,

12, no. 1, Oct,
Brownell, Samuel Miller : Biographical sketch 17-

18, no. 2, Nov. ; Delinquency-Important Problem in Education, 52-53, 64, no. 4, Jan. ; First Statement of, as U. S. Commissioner of Education, 33, no. 3, Dec. ; Research in the Office of Education, 84, no. 6, Mar.; School Buildings Should Bé Safe, p. 2 of cover, no. 8; May ; Should I Go To College ? p. 2 of cover, no. 7, Apr.; The Words

of Two Americans, 92, no. 6, Mar. Budget (Federal) in briei, p. 4 of cover, no. 7. Apr. Buses, school: minimum standards for, 15, no. 1,

Oct.
Businessman Looks at the Teacher Shortage, A,
(Spencer): 99-100, 110–11, no. 7, Apr.

C
Caldecott-Newbery Awards : winners of, 141, no. 9,

June.
Caldwell, Oliver J.: An International Core-A

Challenge to Education, 36, 45, no. 3, Dec. ; The

New Frontiers, 129-30, no. 9, June.
("aliver, Ambrose and others, Education of Negroes :

Factors Relating to Quality, 131-35, 143, no. 9,
June : Progress and Presen

the Segregated Pattern, 87, 93-95, no. 6, Mar. ; Segregation Issue Before Supreme Court, 74-76, 78, no. 5, Feb.; Successful Transition from Segregated' to Unsegregated Schools, 101, 111, no. 7, Apr.

Education : An international core, a challenge, 36,

45, no. 3, Dec.; and general research, 65-66, no. 5, Feb. ; for our children, 67-68, no. 5, Feb., part II-102–3, 112, no. 7, Apr.; delinquency, an important problem in, 52–53, 64, no. 4, Jan., expenditures at the midcentury, 84, 86, 95, no. 6, Mar.; first statement of S. M. Brownell, 33; no. 3, Dec. ; inadequate, functional illiteracy, 121, 126, no. 8, May; international, 61, no. 4, Jan. 1 international service, 58, no. 4, Jan, ; international teacher program, 20–21, no. 2, Nov. ; new Commissioner of, 17-18, no. 2, Nov.: over. crowded schools, '19, 27,' no. 2, Nov.; pressing problems, graphic presentation, 120-1, 126-7, no. 8, May; promotion of, 65–66, no. 5, Feb.; public, Genevā Report of progress, 3-4, 12-13, no. 1, Oct.; selected theses on, 16, no. 1, Oct.; State Department, guiding principles, 15, no. 1, Oct.; State statutory improvements, 60, no. 4, Jan. ; statistical summary, 12, no. 1, Oct.; steps to meet pressing problems, a graphic presentation, 136-138, no. 9, June; selected highlights,

1953, 59-61, no. 4, Jan. Education of Negroes : Progress and Present Status in the Segregated

Pattern (Caliver and Foster), 87, 93-95, no.

6, Mar. Segregation Issue Before the Supreme Court,

(Caliver), 74-76, 78, no. 5, Feb. Some Factors Relating to its Quality, (Caliver

and Douglass), 134-135, 143, no. 9, June. Successful Transition From Segregated to Un

segregated Schools (Caliver and Wilkins), 101,

111-112, no. 7, Apr. Education for American Citizenship, p. 2 of cover,

no. 6. Mar. Educational Aids From Your Government (Cave):

p. 3 of cover, no. 1, Oct.; no. 2, Nov. ; no. 3, Dec. no. 4, Jan.; no. 5, Feb. ; no. 6, Mar.; no. 7, Apr.;

no. 8, May; no. 9, June. Educational Change in Reorganized School Dis

tricts (Fitzwater): p. 3 and 4 of cover, no. 2,

Nov.
Educational Efforts and Educational Needs (Lipp-

mann): 97-98, 109-110, no. 7, Apr.
Educational Partners, Turkey and America (Tomp-

kins) : 79-80, no. 5, Feb. Eisenhower, Dwight D. : The Atom for Progress and

Peace, 104-107. 111, no. 7, Apr. ; The Federal Budget in Brief, p. 4 of cover, no. 7, Apr. ; "the homes of free, inquiring minds," p. 2 of cover, no. 2, Nov. ; on Education, 49-50, no. 4, Jan. ; on methods of international understanding, 11, no.

1, Oct. Elementary schools : Classrooms, designing, 22-23,

30, no. 2, Nov. ; 42-43, 47, no. 3, Dec.; children

on double shifts, 19, 27, no. 2, Nov.
English, class size in high school : 38–39, 46, no. 3,

Dec.
Enrollment: Public school, increase, 120, no. 8,

May.
Evans, Elizabeth E. : “I Speak for Democracy,”

81-82, no. 6, Mar.
Evolution of Foreign Policy (Dulles) p. 4 of cover,

no. 7, Apr. Exceptional children, State standards for teaching

of : 8-10, no. 1, Oct. See also Delinquent ; phys.

ically handicapped ; visually handicapped. Exchange teacher, in the words of an : 123, no. 8,

May.
Exchange teaching : abroad—under Public Law 584,

79th Congress, The Fulbright Act, p. 3 of cover,

no. 1, Oct. ; areas of opportunities, 11, no. 1, Oct. Expenditures for Education at the Mid-century ; 84,

86, 95, p. 4 of cover, no. 6, Mar.
Extending Special Education Through State Leg-
islation (Hill): p. 3 of cover, no. 1, Oct.

F
Family living, focus on, 12, no. 1, Oct.
Featherson, E. Glenn : Safety in Pupil Transporta-

tion, 71, 80, no. 5, Feh.
Federal assistance to schools. See School assist-

ance. Federal Budget in Brief (Eisenhower), p. 4 of

cover, no. 7, Apr. Federally affected areas. See School assistance. Fellowship Program for High-School Teachers, 63

64, no. 4, Jan. Films : For educational purposes, postal rates, 30,

no. 2, Nov.: U. S. Government, how to obtain,

88-89, no. 6, Mar. First Statement of Samuel Miller Brownell as

U. S. Commissioner of Education, 33, no. 3, Dec. Fitzwater, C. 0.: Coordinating and Improving In

structional Services in Growing School Districts,

139-140, no. 9, June. Flynt, Ralph C. M.: Headed delegation to Copen

hagen, Denmark, 58, no. 4, Jan. For Better Schools in our Nation--Much Has Been

Done The Job Ahead Is One for All of Us, 2425, no. 2, Nor.

Education and the Eighty-Third Congress, First

Session (Keesecker), 29–30, no. 2, Nov.
Education Directory, 1953-54, p. 4 of cover, no. 8,

May.
Education in Athletics (McNeely): p. 2 of cover,

144, no. 9, June.

)

National Citizens Commission for

the Public

Schools : Efforts for better schools, 24-25, no. 2.

Nov. ; How Can Citizens Help Their Schools?,

41, no. 3, Dec.

Nation'l Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, polio

vaccine tests : 69–70, no. 5, Feb.

National Society for the Study of Education : Juve-

nile Delinquency and the Schools, 52, no. 4, Jan.

Nation's School Facilities Survey (Hamon): 83,

no. 6. Mar.
Valy's Literacy Training Program (Foster and

Ballard) : 31-32, no. 2, Nov.

Vegroes, education : Progress and present status

in the segregated pattern, 87, 93-95, no. 6, Mar. ;

segregation issue before the Supreme Court, 74-

76, 78, no. 5, Feb. ; some factors relating to its

quality, 134-135, 143, no. 9, June; successful

transition

from

segregated to

unsegregated

schools, 101, 111-112. no. 7. Apr.

New Books and Pamphlets (Futterer): 16, no. 1,

Oct.; no. 2, Nov.; 48. no. 3, Dec. ; 64, no. 4,

Jan. ; 96, no. 6, Mar. ; 128, no. 8, May ; 144, no. 9,

June.

Sewbery-Caldecott Awards, 141, no. 9, June.
New Frontiers (Caldwell) : 129-130, no. 9, June.
New Section for Guidance and Pupil Personnel,

Office of Education, 47-49, no. 3, Dec.

"I Speak for Democracy,” The 1953-54 Voice of

Democracy Contest (Gerdes, McCoy, Cyprus,

Evans): 81-82, 92-93, no. 6, Mar.
Ideals We Live By, p. 2 of cover, no. 6, Mar.
Illiteracy, functional : Inadequate education, 121,

126, no. 8, May ; steps to remedy, 31, no. 2, Nov.

In the Words of an Exchange Teacher, 123, no. 8,

May.

Inadequate education : functional illiteracy, 121,

126, no. 8. May.

Increased school enrollment, 120, no. 8, May.

Indian school lands, 29, no. 2, Nov.

Instructional services, growing school districts,

139-140, no. 9, June.

Intergovernmental relations, commission on, 29,

no. 2, Nov.